vincent leroy combines sound and motion in its double echo installation

in collaboration with the sound designer of parisien adorable studio jérôme echenoz, vincent leroy has developed the ‘double echo’ installation, a fine combination of sound and motion. like a shell, the installation produces the sound of the sea with its smooth shape and move.

all images © vincent leroy

double echo’s shape is free and fluid, distant from the real world. in a natural environment, the wind rushes into the big cones to create a pressure and echenoz and leroy’s piece starts to slowly and continiously rotate. 

video by vincent leroy

double echo is assembled like an aeronautical typical skeleton — the sculpture occupies any empty space with grace. with its palette of curves, the installation spreads its wings with sensual delight. 

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edited by: maria erman | designboom